Roaring Falls

Celebration City
Location	Branson, Missouri, USA
Coordinates	36°38′51″N 93°17′46″W / 36.647531°N 93.296157°W / 36.647531; -93.296157
Status	Defunct
Operated	April 18, 2008 to 2008

Geauga Lake & Wildwater Kingdom
Name	Shipwreck Falls
Location	Aurora, Ohio, USA
Operated	2000 to September 16, 2007

Statistics

Manufacturer

Hopkins Rides

Product

Shoot The Chute

Type

Shoot The Chute

Roaring Falls was a Shoot The Chute built by US manufacturer Hopkins Rides previously located at at Celebration City in Branson, Missouri, USA.

History

Shipwreck Falls opened in 2000 as part of the transformation of Geauga Lake into Six Flags Ohio.^[1]

After Cedar Fair purchased the park and renamed it to Geauga Lake in 2004, Shipwreck Falls stayed in its original form. In September 2007, the amusement park section of Geauga Lake closed for good.^[2] The ride was sent to Celebration City, where it opened on April 18, 2008.^[3] However, it only operated for a single season, as Celebration City closed that same year.^[4]

References

↑ "Geauga Lake now called Six Flags Ohio". News Journal. 2000-05-18. p. 94. Retrieved 2025-01-16.
↑ "Geauga Lake silences rides; water park remains".
↑ "Celebration City's New Roaring Falls Water Ride Debuts". Ultimate Rollercoaster.
↑ "Herschend closes Celebration City, explores options".

Former

Coasters

Flying Dragon Wagon Hurricane Ozark Wildcat Thunderbolt Zyklon

Attractions

Accelerator Chaos Flying Circus Orbiter Roaring Falls Whirling Wildcats

Former

Coasters

Beaver Land Mine Ride Big Dipper Corkscrew Cyclone Dominator Double Loop Head Spin Raging Wolf Bobs Steel Venom Thunderhawk Villain Wild Mouse X-Flight

[1] "Geauga Lake now called Six Flags Ohio". News Journal. 2000-05-18. p. 94. Retrieved 2025-01-16.

[2] "Geauga Lake silences rides; water park remains".

[3] "Celebration City's New Roaring Falls Water Ride Debuts". Ultimate Rollercoaster.

[4] "Herschend closes Celebration City, explores options".

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